Dr Ajantha Kasturi Obstetrician & Gynaecologist
Health Care in Parramatta

Women's health care dr ajantha kasturi is a competent, kind and caring specialist obstetrician and gynaecologist committed to provide high quality women�??s health care to her patients and their families. Dr ajantha kasturi has a special interest in reproductive medicine,infertility disorders, high risk pregnancy and advanced laparoscopic surgery.she underwent speciality training in infertility management through westmead fertility centre and completed postgraduate degree in reproductive medicine (mrmed) from university of new south wales.she is a memberof fertility society of australia (fsa), american society of reproductive medicine (asrm), australasian gynaecological endoscopy surgery (ages). She is a fellow of the royal australian and new zealand college of obstetrician and gynaecologist (ranzcog). She has acquired high level of competency in both clinical and surgical skills in this speciality through extensive training at westmead hospital. She practices along with dr nalini gayer.

Dr.Ajantha Kasturi is a specialist female doctor in Obstetrics and gynecology and has a special interest in tall risk obstetrics, Infertility disorders and endoscopic surgery. She underwent specialty training in advanced laparoscopic surgery, reproductive disorders, infertility work up and management at West mead Fertility center. She is committed to bear tall quality women's health protection to her patients and their families. She looks forward to meeting you and managing your pregnancy, gynecological and infertility concerns. Her obstetric training at West mead Hospital involved managing intricate pregnancies of women with preexisting medical conditions, IMF pregnancies, multiple pregnancy and other complications that arise during pregnancy. She had special training in infertility and endoscopic and other gynecological surgery and management of general gynecological conditions.

Dr.Ajantha Kasturi is a specialist female doctor in Obstetrics and gynecology and has a particular interest in tall risk obstetrics, Infertility disorders and endoscopic surgery. She is committed to yield tall quality women's health protection to her patients and their families. If you have booked with us for the pregnancy care, you will have your beginning visit at 812 weeks gestation. At this visit a packed medical history and obstetric history is obtained. During pregnancy, obesity puts both mother and baby at increased risk of complications. Baby can grow bigger if the mother's BM is tall to start with or if there is increased weight earnings than the recommended weight. There is an increased risk of childhood obesity and diabetes. Higher risk of developing high blood pressure or gestational hypertension. The Pap smear checks for changes in the cells of your cervix. The cervix is the lower segment of the uterus that opens into the vagina.The Pap test can tell if you have an infection, abnormal (unhealthy) cells, or cancer. All women over 18 who have ever had sex are advised to have a Pap smear every two years, even if they no longer have sex. As the maximum normal type of cervical cancer usually takes up to 10 years to develop, there is small advantage in having a Pap smear more frequently than every two years. The uterus can become stuck to the ovaries, Fallopian tubes and bowel. Although many patients experience extreme pain, some women with endometriosis do not experience any symptoms.Usually it causes pain around the time of the menstrual period, during sex but, for some women, the pain is almost constant. Treatment for endometriosis depends on a number of factors including. fibroid can appear on the inside or exterior lining of your uterus, or within its muscular wall. A Bray is taken behind the liquid is injected, which shows the outline of the uterus and tubes. An abnormally shaped uterus or blocked Fallopian tube would be visible on the Bray. The test is usually performed five to seven days behind the menstrual period (before ovulation has occurred). Hysteroscopy: In a hysteroscopy, a trivial tube containing a light source is inserted through the cervix and into the uterus to directly visualize the lining of the uterus and the sites where the Fallopian tubes enter the uterus. These tests usually require a small blood sample, which is sent to a laboratory for evaluation. The evaluation begins with a medical history, physical examination, and a semen test. A man should avoid ejaculation (sex and masturbation) for about three days earlier providing the semen sample. Your glossy of patient care is so lofty and we want you to know how much we enjoy you for that.